Warriors can sign Horford Melton with only triggering the second hard hat, currently 37 million available

Since the opening of the free market, the Warriors are the only team in the league that has no action. According to ClutchPoints famous reporter Brett Siegel, it is generally expected that Horford and Melton will sign with the Warriors, but these two signings have not yet occurred, largely because of the delay in solving the problem of Kumingga.

If the Warriors sign Melton with a minimum salary and sign Horford with a biennial special (5.13 million), it will trigger the first hard hat (196 million). Their current salary is 171 million, and they will only be 25 million available. To deal with the problem of Kumingga, other open spaces in the lineup must be filled (the team currently has only 10 players, 9 formal contract players, and 1 two-way player).

If the Warriors sign Melton with a minimum salary, they will sign Horford with part of the middle class special case, and the price of Horford will not exceed 5.68 million, which will only trigger the second hard hat (208 million), and 37 million will be available to face Kumingga and other problems.

Currently, the Nets are the only teams in the market that can offer Kuming a contract with an annual salary of more than $14.1 million, but they have no plans to spend money this offseason.